JPH01181736A - Stand for fishing rod - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a stand for a fishing rod enabling easy adjustment of the height of a reel rod and capable of firmly fixing the reel rod even by rotating a reel, by inserting the lower end of a reel rod into a footed net pipe attached to a table having crossed legs and supporting the reel rod with a rod holder. CONSTITUTION:A footed net pipe 22 is attached to a firm table 14 having collapsible crossed legs. The lower end of a reel rod 30 is inserted into the pipe 22 and a nail is pierced at a proper position of the pipe 22 to support the reel rod 30. Although the rod is supported by the rod holder 19 near the part of the reel 31, it can be leveled by pushing the reel holder 19 toward the pipe 22.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] ◎ Industrial Application Field Fishing Gear ◎ Conventional Technology A V-shaped part is provided at the top of a Y-shaped stand or a tripod stand to serve as a fishing rod holder.

◎Problems to be solved by the invention (1) When a large number of reels are rotated using an interlocking shaft, a Y-shaped stand or a tripod stand will cause the reel to wobble or fall over.

(3) Just in case you can't adjust the height of your fishing rod or reel.

(4) Fishing rods and reels become unsteady when you try to rotate them using multiple reel all-interlocking shafts.

◎Means for Solving the Problems The present invention is a means for solving the above-mentioned problems.To explain the drawings, the present invention is a means for solving the above-mentioned problems. Sa no stick 1. ' are parallel in the shape of 11 at appropriate intervals, several boards 2 of appropriate size are attached horizontally at appropriate intervals on the back side of the upper part, and the upper part of the rod 3.3' which is longer than the rods 1 and 1 is connected to the rod. 1%1 Overlap a little inside the left and right bottom of 1, make a hole in each overlapping part on the left and right, and insert bolt 4 through nut 1.
1, and attach several boards 5 of appropriate size horizontally at appropriate intervals to the bottom surface of the II-shaped parallel bending rod 3.3'. Using the rod 6.6' as a cross section, attach several plates 8 of appropriate size horizontally at appropriate intervals on the back side of the upper part, and place the upper part of the keyaki 7.7', which is the same as the rod 3.3°, on the left and right sides. Place the round rod 9 inside the lower part of II6.6', overlapping it slightly, and support it with pins 10 from the left and right sides.
Place a plate 1 of an appropriate size on the front side of the bottom of the shaped rod 7.7'.
Place the lower part of frame B inside the lower part of rods 7 and 7', which were made horizontally at appropriate intervals to form a parallel ■ shape, and cross them in an X shape at an appropriate position, passing through them from side to side. Bolt 13 in the hole
through it and tighten it with a nut 26 to make it flame-like, then attach the plate 2 to the rod 6.
6', place the board 8 on the bars 1 and 1', and place the board 1 in the shape of a
4. Make the inside of the mouth-shaped plate 15 into a hollow semicircular shape of an appropriate size with screw holes 1-61 around the circumference, add holes 17 on the left and right sides, and make an appropriate width from the front to the top. The left and right protrusions at the bottom of the rod holder 19 are made by attaching a notch 18, bending a round bar of an appropriate size and elasticity, and having an appropriate thickness and length, and further bending the upper part into a mouth shape. The part 2o is made into a net pipe 88 with left and right holes, and the leg 21' is inserted into the Ql-shaped cutout part 18 and brought out from the back side of the mouth-shaped frame 15 to the outside at an appropriate position on the upper part of the two units 14. 13 screw holes 16
Fix the legs 21 of the net pipe 22 with screws 23, attach a nail 25 of an appropriate thickness and length to a string 24 of an appropriate length attached to the net pipe 22, and insert it into an appropriate hole of the net pipe 22. Fishing rod stand.

Place it on tslS' and apply it to t27 to form an X-shaped stand, insert the lower end of the reel rod 30 into the net pipe 22 with legs 21, and insert the nail 2!1 from an appropriate position on the net pipe 22 with legs zl. It penetrates and supports the reel rod 30. In addition,
If you tilt the L-shaped part at the top of the rod holder 19 toward the net pipe 22 with legs 21, you can lay down the fishing rod! Nbo is possible, and the stand may also be a tackle box, cooler, etc.

In order to prevent the reel from wobbling, it is sufficient to place the rod holder 19 facing each other and place the mouth plate 15 at an appropriate position in front to receive the reel.

◎Example (1) No. 18! ! If the lower part of the reel rod is long in the implementation diagram when the mini reel rod is received, the leg 21
You can lower the bottom of the rod from the stand by making it longer or cutting the bottom of the net pipe 220 with legs 21 appropriately.Also, if the bottom of the rod is thick, you can fit it by cutting the top appropriately 9 (2) The gravel shown in Figure 13 If you set the rod holder on top of the plate 33, you can attach it anywhere as long as there is a table-like object.

(3) When multiple IJ A/s are rotated in conjunction with ν1, the tables are placed at appropriate intervals as shown in Figure 15, and the left and right tables are connected with objects having appropriate protrusions and holes, such as cat-like eaves. To prevent the handle from wobbling, you can adjust the spacing between the reels by connecting the tool S8 and attaching the handle or by attaching the screw 60 with a ring.If you tighten the screw 60 with a ring appropriately, 59t1 and other interlocking shafts fall and disappear.

(5) If a mouth plate 15 is attached to the front of the tackle box 36 and a rod holder 19 is attached as shown in FIG. 21, the tackle box will not fall over.

◎Effects of the invention (1) Even if a multi-t reel is rotated using an interlocking shaft, it will not fall over.

(2) Cheaper than a tripod stand 0 (3) The height of the fishing rod and reel can be easily adjusted.

(4) Fishing rods and reels won't fluctuate even when rotating multiple reels using all interlocking shafts! )1 'fx-i.

(5) Since the fishing rod is supported from below, it makes a lot of noise when there is soot on the tip of the rod.

(6) Since the fishing rod is supported from below, the tip of the rod bends well, making it easy to see if it's a hit.

(7) Can be installed anywhere.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an embodiment of the present invention Fig. 8 is a top perspective view of the present invention Fig. 3 is a front view of 7' Fig. 4 is a front view of frame B Fig. 5 is a side view of wall <A%B Figure 6 is a perspective view of the pin 10 Figure 7 is a perspective view of the bolt 4 and receiver 19 Figure 11 is a perspective view of the net pipe 2a with leg zl Figure 12 is the leg z
A side view of the net pipe 22 with L. Fig. 13 is a wa drawing when the rod holder set is attached to the plate 33. Fig. 14 is a side view of the present invention when it is stored. Fig. 15 is a 0-shape interlocking shaft 43.
Fig. 16 is a perspective view when the rod holder is attached to the top of the tackle box 36. Fig. 17 is a perspective view when the rod holder 19 is turned upside down and turned over. Tackle box 3 instead of a stand with Yumoto's invention
Figure 19 is a perspective view of a tackle box with a rod holder attached to it so that the fishing rod can be laid down. Figure 20 is a perspective view of the tackle box with a rod holder attached and the fishing rod completely laid down. Figure 21 shows the installation position of the mouth plate 15 when attaching the rod holder to the tackle box. Figure 22 shows the position of the shaft hook 48 that is linked to the 7-thickness retrieval.
Figure 23 is a perspective view of the handle 45 with a stepped knob 46 attached. Figure 24 is a perspective view of the reel rod placed on the tackle box just in case. Figure 24 is a perspective view of the handle 45 with the stepped knob 46 attached. Diagram showing the time Figure 25 is a diagram showing the connection when rotating the hand N using the pipe 51
26 is a front view of the d-shaped interlocking shaft 54. FIG. 27 is a front view of the ζ-shaped interlocking shaft 43. FIG. 28 is a front view of the interlocking pipe 53. FIG. 29 is a front view of the pipe 51. Figure 31 is an exploded view of the interlocking shaft hook and tool connector 62. 32 - Rule 32 is the reel thread 33 is the plate 34 is the hole
35 is a vinyl pipe 37 is an embankment 38 is a rod 39 is water 40 is a plate with holes No. 1 is a bolt 42 handle connection screws 55 is a screw hole 56 is a long size 57 is a screw 58 is an interlocking shaft hook 59 is a long size 6Q is a ring Screw with 61#i washer-1 Patented by: 1) Hisao Hata 150 Europe 1) LJ"K angle 14 Figure 31 Figure 32 Figure 33

Claims (1)

[Claims] An appropriate stand as shown in the drawing, for example, bars 1 and 1' of appropriate thickness and length are arranged parallel to each other at appropriate intervals, and several plates 2 of appropriate size are placed on the back of the upper part. Place the upper parts of rods 3 and 3', which are longer than rods 1 and 1', slightly overlapping each other inside the left and right bottoms of rods 1 and 1', and drill holes in the overlapped parts on the left and right sides, and then tighten the bolts 4. through it and tighten it with a nut 11. Attach several boards 5 of appropriate size horizontally at appropriate intervals to the bottom surface of the parallel rods 3 and 3' to form a frame A.
, make the same rods 6 and 6' as in frame A into rods 3 and 3' in a parallel ■ shape with a width that fits inside rods 7 and 7', and place a plate 8 of an appropriate size on the back side of the upper part. Attach several pieces horizontally at appropriate intervals, overlap the tops of sticks 7 and 7', which are the same as sticks 3 and 3', slightly outside the bottoms of left and right sticks 6 and 6', and insert round sticks 9 inside. , Attach pins 10 from the left and right to support, and attach several boards 12 of appropriate size to the lower front side of the parallel ■-shaped rods 7, 7'.
With frame B fixed horizontally at appropriate intervals, insert the lower part of frame B inside the lower part of frame A, intersect it in an X shape at an appropriate position, and pass the bolt 13 through the hole penetrated from side to side and nut 26. After tightening the screws to make a ■ shape, place the board 2 on top of the bars 6 and 6' and the board 8 on the rods 1 and 1'. The inside of the rectangular board 15 is made into a hollow semi-cylindrical shape of an appropriate size, holes 17 are provided on the left and right sides, and a ■-shaped cutout part 18 is provided with an appropriate width from the front to the top, so that it has elasticity with an appropriate size. A rod holder 19 made by bending a round bar of appropriate thickness and length into a ■ shape, and then bending the upper part into an L shape.
Put the left and right protrusions 20 at the bottom of the net pipe into the left and right holes 17 and project them outward, cut out the bottom of a net pipe of appropriate thickness and length to make a net pipe 22 with legs 21, and make the legs 21 into a ■ shape. Put it into the notch 18 and bring it out from the back side of the ■-shaped frame 15, and insert the screw 23 into the screw hole 16 of the ■-shaped frame 15 and the net pipe 22 leg 21 at an appropriate position on the top of the stand 14.
A fishing rod holder is fixed with a nail 25 of an appropriate thickness and length to a string 24 of an appropriate length attached to a net pipe 22, and inserted into an appropriate hole of the net pipe 22.